European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 20, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday december 20, 1994 . The stars and stripes Page 5 Clinton maps out billion in cuts Washington a hoping tomake a Down payment on his proposal for a Middle income tax Cut president Linton unveiled plans monday to re Structure five Federal agencies and trim$24 billion Over a five year period. The tax Cut aimed primarily at families earning less than $75,000, would Cost $60 billion. The White House released a rough outline of the president s budget cutting plans. They include creating a consolidated infrastructure Grant of More than $ 11 billion a Yea Rand allocating the Money to states and local governments for roads Bridges another transportation needs. Making the Federal aviation administration s air traffic control system a quasi private corporation. Safety feature would remain under Federal jurisdiction. Consolidating some 60 programs under the department of housing and Urban development into four and giving housing vouchers for families and individuals to use for housing of their Choice. Making the Federal housing administration a depression Era body that guarantees mortgages a quasi ind Epen Den entity. Terminating the clean Coal program at the Energy department and privatizing the naval Petroleum Reserve. Selling uranium no longer needed for National defense after rendering it Suita ble for commercial Power reactors. Clinton s primary targets Are the departments of Energy transportation and housing and Urban development along with the office of personnel management and the general services administration. V the statement said the major portion of the trims would come from the Energy department which would lose $10.6 Bil lion Over the period. In a sign of How far Clinton is from completing his budget cuts the statement said $4.5 billion in cuts will come from other programs much of what Clinton was presenting stems from vice president Al Gore s re inventing government initiative aimed at streamlining the bureaucracy. Many other proposals were made Public in the Days leading up to Clinton s address to the nation last week. But the White House Hopes the Magni tude of the reductions will convince con Gress and constituents that Clinton is serious about carving the fat out of government. Making the rounds of to talk show three Days after Clinton s address several republicans promised a More aggressive set of budget cuts to pay for their pricier Middle class tax Cut. I m not going to even consider what tax cuts we re going to do until i see Bud get cuts that will match them sen. Bob Packwood r-ore., said sunday on Abc. Even democrats wonder about How serious Clinton is about cutting spending. Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan d-n.y., said of Clinton s tax cutting plan til go along because this is support your president week if they re paid  Clinton says he can Cut $76 billion from the Federal budget in five years to pay for his program saving $16 billion for deficit reduction. But $52 billion of the cuts Are unspecified and would not take effect until 1999 and 2000. That leaves $24 billion in Agency Cut that Clinton outlined monday. He also will give Gore 90 Days to come up wit More trims in future budgets. Clues scarce in shooting at White House Washington a the secret service has found the bullets but not the perpetrator in the latest bizarre shooting at the White House. Someone fired at least four shots from behind the White House Early saturday morning leaving bullets in the state dining room beneath a Christmas tree out Side the president s Back door on the rear driveway and on a Landing off the first floor Balcony. President Clinton and his family were asleep in their residence one floor above the state dining room s level. They were never in danger the secret service said. V Yvo. A investigators said there were few clues in the Case and no description of a suspect. The secret service is still reviewing its Security procedures after a Small plane crashed on the South grounds in september and a gunman sprayed the front of the White House in october. In the previous shooting one Bullet broke through window of the press room in the West Wing. Presidential spokeswoman Dee Dee Myers said monday that there was no evidence to suggest sat urday s shooting and the one in october were related. I think it s random incidents. I think it s no differ ent than being on any Street Corner in America Myers said -. /. A a. Saturday s shooting left a Bullet in the executive mansion where the president lives. It pierced the Din ing room window a few feet above where the plane crashed and just fell near the window plop an official  did t find the Bullet at first because the Hole was hidden behind a Christmas Wreath. Another Bullet was found beneath a Christmas tree just outside the diplomatic Entrance. It left a skid a uniformed Security agent sunday walks by a christinas tree at the South portico where one of four bullets was found after shots were fired toward the White House a Day earlier. Mark on the ground before coming to rest on the ground. "  a third Bullet was found on the driveway nearby. A fourth came to rest on a Landing just off the first floor Balcony. -. A officials noted that the dining room window would have been obstructed with bulletproof material if Clin ton or other dignitaries had been in the Roo Iru but the bullets found under the tree and on the driveway struck in places where Clinton often walks. Investigators said the bullets were in Good condition indicating that they were fired from a great distance and had run their course by the time they reached the White  could suggest that the White House was not the target. Several officials speculated that the incident Wasa drive by shooting in a City besieged by gun violence. But investigators also noted that the bullets were found within a few Hundred feet of. Each other Sug Gesting t he shooter took aim at the White House. Hopp no mad Bride foils theft Temecula Calif. A a Bride saved her Jaguar and her honeymoon when she dived into the passenger s seat to foil a car thief. The newlyweds whose names weren t released stopped at a convenience store sunday and left the car s motor running when they went inside sheriffs sgt. Bill Deluna said monday. When two men pulled up and one climbed into the Jaguar and put it in gear the Bride took action. She jumped in and started hitting him Deluna said. The Groom ran Down the Street after the car and about 300 feet later the Jaguar screeched to a halt the Bride apparently pulled the parking Brake. When the Man ran Back to the Honda and sped off with his accomplice the Groom grabbed his handgun from the Jaguar and opened fire on the Honda he missed. Two men were later arrested for investigation of Auto theft and kidnapping. Meanwhile the newlyweds hopped Back in their Jaguar and motored off to a regatta in san Diego. They told Deluna they had meant to report the incident but never got around to it. I guess they had other things on their mind he said. Sheets fitted inmates plans to escape from county jail Pittsburgh a two jail in mates used a 200-Ioot rope made of bedsheets to escape leaving the War Den to wonder How they gathered so Many linens. One of the two was Recap tured Early monday. It seems like they did a lot of work Warden Charles Kozakiewicz said after the inmates escaped from the Allegheny county jail Early sunday. One of the two Timothy Johnson was arrested shortly after Midnight monday at an apartment rented by a Friend of his Girlfriend Allegheny county police sgt. Robert Payne said. Police were still searching for Demetri us Grant. Officials believe the two cellmate kicked through a weak spot in a plaster ceiling while lying on a top bunk bed at the 103-year-old Stone jail. They made it to a crawl space then broke through a second plaster ceiling. From there the men entered the jail s attic and punched through the roof with several objects including Metal leg Irons that had been in the attic for decades Kozakiewicz said. They unfurled the bedsheets and climbed Down fleeing from the 620-bed jail in the heart of the City s business District. Grant 29, and Johnson 26, had been held in a Section reserved for inmates with disciplinary problems. They faced multiple charges including assault weapons and theft